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The Israeli Supreme Court issued directives to the government to allow Palestinian families from Jallud village south of Nablus to return to their homes, which were occupied by settlers after they expelled them in July. The decision mandated the return of the families to their homes and the provision of protection by the occupying forces during the reoccupation process, while also calling on the government to provide details about measures taken to prevent settler attacks on Palestinian residents. The court also criticized the negligence of the army and police in preventing the collective assaults that began in April, which included road closures, stone-throwing, and property damage, leading families to leave their homes. The ruling requested a report on the confiscation of vehicles and legal actions against the attackers, as part of an effort to hold the defined settlers accountable and restore calm in the area.
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